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BROMIIEAD—GUEST.—On September 29th, at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, by the Rev. W. W. Richards, Alfred Claude Bromhead, of 1, Garden Court, Temple, fourth son of S. S. Bromhead, to Olive, youngest daughter of Samuel Guest, of 128, l'ark Street, Grosvenor Square. As will b